The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-27 00:00:00

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Mrs. 1, and HaII, kumiElt 5499.1 -I sIEW'n'nEATII..F: ROYALCOVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Apil tB, 1810, will be peati'med the Tragedy of , THE GAMESTER. Bevelley, Mr. YOUNG ; Stukely, Mr. cool( li Levvson, Mr. C. KEMBLV,• Mrs. BEVtRLLY, 1111 - s.SI DOONS. With, the F;rcenf• WHO WINS ? • Or, THE WIDOW'S CHOICE.- . Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d,—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price ts. Gallery 2s: Second Price is. —Upper Gallery is. • Places for, the Boxes.to beJaken of Mr. Brandon, at the • New Box-01fice, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten rill Four. The Doors will be opened 'at Half past Five, and the Play b'egln at Half past Six. On Monday, Macbeth ; with We Fly by Night, or, .Long Stories.—On - FueSday, All in the Wrong; with Honest Thieves.—On Wednesday. for the Benefit of the Fund for the Relief of Aged and 'lnfirm Actors, and the and Children -of. Adors deceased., will be performed the Tea ' Xedy of Douglas; Norval, Mr. C. Ketnble, Glenalvon, Mr. Cooke; The Str.m.;er,• Mr, Kemble, Lady Randolph, ;Mrs Siddons (who has most kindly offered her services on the occasion).; and the Committee who .condud the Institution, have the pleasure to announce, that - Mr. graham and Ma. darn Catalani have,.in the handsomest manner, volunteered their assistance, and will sing some of their most popular - tongs. To-Which will be added, the Musical Farce of Lock and._ Key.—On Thursday will be aded a Tragedy, in wh'cli 4 .6l 4 u s s . i S a. iddons perform.—On Friday, The Castle of An . The Public arc respeilfully informed', that a new Musical After-piece is in rehearsal, and will very soon be produced. Shakspeare's - Historical Plays of King Henry the Eighth, And , Ki ng lohn, are in preparation, with new Scenes, bresse s , and 'Decorations. LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Special License Of the LORD CHAMBE It LAI N, 'Granted for the present Season to the johit applicatiutiof • all Parties principally interested. HEIR. Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the Iate.DRURY, G LANE THEATRE, Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 27, iBto, per. loan the Comedy of THE HONEY.MOO?4. ' Duke, Mr. ME. I.V 1 N ; Rolando, M. RUSSELL ; Balthazar, Mr. W ROU G H TON ; laquez, Mr. H EN LEY; Lopez, : Mr. DE CAMP ; Juliana, Miss D.UNCATN ; Votante, Miss NIL:1.1-0N ; , Zamora, Miss 130 YCE ; Hostess, Mrs. SPARKS. 4 AE} V. a Song by Miss DUNcAN icottposed by Mr. , . . Kelly), with a Dance incidental to the Piece. End of the Play (sth tune), a new Comic pallet, called / THE - VILLAGE DOCTOR. ornposed by Monsieur FRANCESCO ANTONIO MONT . TIGNANI, a celebrated Mime, and principal Grotesque Dancer, frog' the Theatre at Lisbon (his sth appearance in England J. • The Lover, Mr. ROBERT ; The Dudor, Mr. HOPE; Tartar, Mr. MATHEWS ; Cetatinel, Mr. G USSR) n • The Fotman, Tartar, Kngrinder, ad Postilion b Mensieur o FRANCESCO AN ite TONIO MONTIGN A N I ; Russ. Moss El A 14 DIN r; ; Liseita; ittiSl VA LILNC 1. 0 which will be added, the Musical Entertainment, called OF AGE TO-MORROW. . • Baron Willi,,ghurst, Mr. DE CAMP ;::- • Baron I'lff:l:burg, •NI r. P NS ON ; Hans N . 1.91k116, Mr. W LW! ; Lady Brurriback, Mrs. SPARKS •.• Sophia,' M r•• XT HEWS; Maria,. Miss KL LI.Y. ~..1 3 6xes 6s.- Second Price 3s.—Pit 3 s . 6d..Second Price 2s.— ‘P. alj e t y 2s. s rco l u t• price is. —Upper 'caller) is. lecond Oriee'6d. ._ _ . _ _ _ . . 1 3oxesarid.'Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the.Box ‘)llice at the Strand - entrance ; of whom may - also be. had Privaiie Boxes The Doors will he opened at Halt past' Five, and the Play begin at .Half past Six. ..The new Comic Ballet of The Village Doaor was last I Pght• received by a very crowded audience with the loudest a pplause, 'and will be repeated every Evening till further notice. To-morrow, The School' for Scandal ; with My Grand thother. The loth night of the last new Opera a f The Maniac, or, The Swiss Banditti, and the 3oth time of the new Musical arce of Hit or Miss, wi!l be on Monday next. FULL MONIEY FOR PRIZES. . H ORNSBY and Co. reapeaully inform their Friends, that every Prize purchased at their'Offices is 3n the course of Payment, whether a isl. or a-10,0001. ' l 3 the last Four Lotteries HORNSI3Y and Co. shared and sold 4.0 of - - 2q,00r , of - tC4, o oo''' 3 of . - to,ooo 2 -• of - -2,0 r „ 4 -'of - - .5,c00 4. of - t,OOO Besides several ogool. tool. col &c. &c. preset STATE LOTTERY atibrds Chances supe liar t o any for n mer Lottery ; a Sixteenth Skare may gain Six - T housand Guineas ; Tickets, Halves, Quat ters, and Eighths, their equal propprticns. One Hundred Thousand Pounds t . 411 be gained by a single Adventure. The Extra Prizes given on the present occasion reduce the rl tohber of Tickers for Sale ; it therefore may be presumed, t hat a scarcity will prevail,. particularly .so, as it was the • Lase in the last Lottery. All Orders executed, by Post or 'Carrier, exaaly on The - Sa me terms as it present. • Ptizes paid .On demand, at 26, Cornhill,.and St. Marga et's Hill, Borough. NEW PLAN, With Additional and Superior Advantages. STATE LOTTERY, , , - • 'to bt Drawn the• Bth jU NL, iBzo. THE CONTRACTOR begs leave to call the at tention of the Public to the undermentioned Scheme, ` q onfaining, besides Its Novelty, several grand Features Liici ' l Peritir Benefits, which, it is conceived, - will fully merit their approbation, and attbrd a Chance to Adventurers never tiven in any other Lottery. • SCHEME. 4 . of £20,000 - - are - LSo,ono 4 - - - - 5,0 0 4 • 20,000 tz - - - 1,000 . 20 - - - 500 • 10,000 Zoo . - 2,000 44 36 4,260. _ 15 - ' 72,t50 And to the first.drawn Prize above t (not being one of tl e, tl lider-Mentioned Numbers) will be. given in addition to the above Money Prizes, it the said fortunate Numbecis of the Letter A too Tickets comprised in No. •1,25 t to 1,275 I etter 11 too Ditto comprised in 3,001 to 3,025 Letter C too Ditto comprised in 4,751 to 4,775 Iletter too Ditto comprised in 2,501 to 2,525 with all the Prizes they may contain : upon this Plan it is evident that one Ticket may gain' t 0.7,0001. s - vithilrawitig so many Tieacts from the , quantity usu.. • dilY oii Sale (although for the purpose of forming them into r such distinguished Prizes, possessing Chances hitherto 1141,n0wn),. the Contrador is not insensible to the objedions . t hat may be started by those who,could not procure Tickets at the close of the last Lottery—he can on.y anticipate such Jections by ailiointei,ig, that Tickets amid Shares will be distributed to every Lottery-Office in the United FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1810. NEW ItO - OMS, VIAN9VER-SQUARE.. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and the.R.ight .Honourable the DI it EC TORS Of the'ANCI ENT CONCERT. MRS.. VAUGEIAN most respeafully acquaints - .the Nobility, Gentry, anti het. Friends in general,.that her% BENEFIT CONCERT is fixed for MONDAY next, the 3oth of April, 1810, at theabove Rooms. The Verformance will be oi t the grand and extensive Scale - ?f last year. Principal VOcal performers'. Mrs. BIEEINGTOW,. Mrs. VAUGHAN, • And Mrs. BIANCHI. • " Mr. WM. KNYVETT, Mr. GOSS, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr.' 1. ELEIOI - 1", Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. J. B. SALE, Mr. WM. ELLIOTT, Mr. EVANS, And. Mr. BRAHAM. Phe,Choittsses will be supported by the Young.Ger.tlemen of-his Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, West 'min-46' Abbey; and the Performers belonging to the Ancient Concert.- • . Principal lnstrumental Performers. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. CRAM E R, Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Dr. CROTCH. • ACT I. Oierture, lawyer performed,) Recit. acc. Mr. Vaughan, "0 Fancy." (Ode to Fan Cy.) Dr. Crotch. Chorus,'" 0 Nymph." Duet Mr. and -Mrs. Vaughan, " Thou soft invader.'' (Solomon.)-0r. Boyce. . • sOng, Mrs. 'Bianchi, " Ali crude! !"—Bianchi. New Glee, (MS.) Four Voices, " Hail smiling morn."— Spolibrth. Quartetto i .Mrs. Billington,`Mrs. Bianchi, Mr. Brabant, and Mr. 13ellamy.'—Guglielmi. Grand- Concerto Organ, Dr. Crotch, (not performed these thirty years J—Handel. Song, Mrs. Vaughan, " Hence loathed Melancholy," (L'Al legro.)—H4ndel. • Favourite New Glee, " 0 lis'len to the voice," Harmonized by B. Sale. Mrs. Biliington, -Messrs.:W. Knyvett, Vaughan, and.. B. Sale. Song, Mr. Braham " The War."—Hr. I. Clarke. Craiid Chorus, '• La Ternpestd," (never perfolmed in this Kingdon.l.)-1-laydn. ACT Grand Symphonic.—Haydn. Scena, (MS.) Mrs. Billington, " Chi per pieta."—Cima , rosa.: New Glee, Four Voices, " Wand'ring Willie." The words from Burns' Ptteirit. . Composed expressly for this Con. cert. Mrs. Vaughan, Messrs. Kiv,y vett, Vaughan, and J. B. Sale.—W. Kr') vett. Duet, Mrs Billingtun and Mr. Braham ; " Me n'andro di." Winter. Concern Violincello, Mr. Lindley.--LLindley. Witches' Song and Chorus, arranged' for a lull-Orchestra, expressly for this Concert.—lt. I. S. Stevens., - Song, Mr. Bellamy; " Go my faithful soldier." (Theodora.) —Handel. • Grand Chorus,•" And draw a blessing dowd." (Theodora 4 —Handel. The Concert will commence at Eight o'Clock precisely. Mr. Townshend will he tt the head of the l'eace Officers Tickets, Halt-a-Guinea each, to be be had of IVlrs.V;tiiiran Sr, Dean.strect, Soho; liirchall's Music- Warehouse, 133 New Bontl-street_; Lavenu's, Bond-street; Ciernenti and Co.'s, Chespside; Oxibrd-street; and at Kelly's Musical Saloon, Pall-Mall. . ONS 0 1 : THE CLERGY. • HE REM EALI.SA t, of the USIC to be per 7 I formed at the ANNIVERSARY NIELTiNG of this CHARI TY, %vitt be in tli:! Cathalraf Church o( , St. Pahl, on TUESDAY the Bth, and the ANNIVERSARY- on THURSDAY the toth of A.lay'; w.ten a Sermon will be preached betiirc! his Royal !light - less the Duke of Clarence, his Grace thia Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lord ships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, ,Sh,ri tk, Aldermen, Clergy, &c. by the I;ev. I. S. Clarke, LL. B. FellOw of theßoyal Society, Chaplain of the Household, and Librarian to his Royal, Hiles the Prince, and of Preston in tlid Diocese of Chichester. • • STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Lord Viscount Barnard. - Lord 'Bishop Of Chester. Lord Bishop of Clogher. Lord Yarborough, Lsrd Granville Levison Cower. The Lord Mayor. Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham. Sir - Mark Maitertnan .Sikes, Bart. William Kentick, Esq, M.P. The Rev. .George Barrington, Prebendary of Durham. lames Allan Esq, (King's Counsel.) The Rev: EnrnohU Ferreas, M. A F.A.S. Reaor of Che riton, Hants, and of Wroughtoni Wilts, and Chaplain in Or dinary io his Majesty. Claude Gebrge Thotnton, Esq. and Edward Down, Esq. he Music will consist of the Overture of Esther. • Mt. Handel's Dettingen Te Minn, and' lobilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah, 'V Hallelujah, forthe Lord (;od Orrinipotent reigneth," an Anthem composed on Purpose for this Charity by Dr: Boyce, and Mr. Ilandel's Grand Corona tion Anthem. The- Music to be concluded by Sir William Parsons, Mus. D. The Doors of the - Cathedral will be orened at' Ten o'clock. Tickets for the. Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall to be had of Messrs. Nornavillc and Fell, Booksellers, Bond-street ; Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Pant's Church yard; lohn Bacon, Esq. First-fruits-office s Tem ple ; and Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spring Gardens, gratis. Benefadions to this Charity will be thankfully received by John Bacon, EN. Treasurer, and Charles Bicknell, Esq. the Secretary, to time Stewards. - • N. B. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's and .Merchant Taylors' Hall, will be appropriated by the Stew ards in Apprenticing the Children of ncNessitou3 Clergy men. • - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April t 6, ifto. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER Sqf HIS .11/lA i 1 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do _hereby give Notice, that Proposals will 6e received at their Office, in Pall. MA on . or before Wedtteday the 21 day of /flay next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the tuft ly of TINMAN'sARTI, CI,ES, and also TIN PLATES, BLOCK. and GRAIN IN; described in 11419 separate Li3o L fir Service of :bit De t.."-sment, for a period of Three Years. Proposals will be received separately or jointly for both Lists . , and P.:tterns of the Aides may be viewed, upon application at the Principaf s Stortheeper's Office in the-Tower ; and further par« ticulars,..together with The Terms and Conditions of the Contrart, may be known at the .Secretary's Office aparsaii, ir, Pall-llfail, any day betWe \ en he Hours of Ten and Four tiClock, where the . • Psoposals muse be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Prop. .sa:s fur Tiatuan's - Articles," .rec. ; but:no Proposal can be ad. milted alter.thefsaid id day o/ at Twelve o'Clorh at Mon o/ the same day, neither quill anp Tender be, noticed, wriest the Pay ly making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shalt' attend. Bi Order of tte R. ff. CR Elk, Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aptil iB, ISIo. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MIS MA JEST!: X ORDNANCE do hereby ,give .Notice, that eroposals' Tog. be received at their Office, In Pail-Mall, on or before 111:;nday, the 3c:ith day of April inst. from such Persons as may be iuiilliz r to undertake the Supply of PIG LEAD, for Service of this apa,tment; fop a period of Six Months from 3d of May next. A • S/,ecimen of the pad to be sttpplied may be viewed , stpon application to the comptroller of the &jai Laboratory at Wool.' 'lrish; aad jiosher" particalars, tog e ther With - t h e T erms an d Comlitio• I - of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Ogee, in Pall. ilall-Ifordaid, any day ) between the betas of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mutt be delivered sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after i ihe said 3,th inst. at Twelve ;i'Clock at iVovn of the same day ; neither will a,,y - Tender be noticed, sse. , :less the Party making it, or an Agfat in his behalf, Shall at:end. B)' Order of rbe Boa 4, SALES, &c. R. If. CREW, Sec. NAVJGABLE CANAL SHARES. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday, INlay . 4, at 12-6'Ciock, at the Mart, li d Mr. scorr, ST'FFOROSI-1111E and NV )110ESTEliSHIRE T CANAL. wo shAfes: in./Irv . .. a ShAtt: MONMOLVTIISIII RE CANAL, dividing 61. per Share. Also SHA ttS in the WILTS and BEit KS, KENNET ant AVON, RUCH DALE, LANCASTER, HUDDERS -1 I ELD,ELLLSMERE,GItAND SURREY, and-CROY DON CANALS. Particulars at ilatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. SLott, zB, ?slew 11Mo-street. CAPITAL ES PA FLS, MANOR, CORN, and PAPER_ • .it9l LLS, &c. in LANCASHIRE. TI) BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRA - CT, • THE MANOR or LORDSHIP,. or reputed 11 MANOR or LO R PofE CC L ESTON, within the Parish of Preseot, iu the County of Lancaster, with the Mansion house ; Grounds, Gardens, and Ditinesne,Lands ' and the Corn and Paper Mills thereon; and Seven Hu n d re d and Eighty-two Acres or Land, Statute Meature; with suitable • Dwelling houses and Out-buildings.' The Land is of a very superior description, and the whole of the V. - perty is within a Ring-Jence, and encircled by good Roads. Li.:cleston is within Ten Miles of Liverpool, Warrington, Wigan and Orm<iirk, ii the above Estate he not in the mean time disposed of.hy .P rotate Contract, the same will tie put up to Sale liy'Auc. elan, 31 11oUl t1.1•1-e - ;,s klan, in l'i6cot, on Thursday, the 7th day 'of 111 1) 2 r, at to o'clock it.- the For'ellcrln, ei ther rnitogetl eF, ur iu Luts, anti along with uthei Estates in Eccleston. Application nhy b, made to Mr..Mattliew El!am, at Pc. cieston Hall, near Pret;cot ; or at the o,ffLe of Aspden and Sliiittlew. , ith, in Preston; Lancadiire. yvhoare - atiiliortzed to tt.!at for the Sale of alt the.above praper-ty, by Private Om trati, and lire Plans of the Est-ates may be seen. • Prest(!n, 2;d Apr I, 181. , NEW MUSIC. just published, MHE MUSIC in the Serio- Comic Opera of The J MANIAC, or SWISS BANDIT El, complete, as performed by the Drury-lane Company at the Lyceum, and arranged fiar the l'imto- Forte by Henry R. Bishop, price tss. Also, the Overture, and Songs (singly), in The Free Knights, or Edict of Charlemagne, composed by, Muzzinglii. SAVING IN FUEL. QLATER's STEAM KITCHEN, combined with a Roaster, and with or without a Hot Closet, on a new and highly approved Constru6kion ' totals the Most clean and best Cooking Apparatus in the World; the whole is upon the most simple Ptinciple, performing, by the aid of one small Fire, the various Operations of Steaming, Boi!illg, Roasting, Stewing, Baking, and Btoiling, at one and the same time. or separately, doing away nthirly all the Labour and Expensein common use. - References may be had fruity he Proprietor to Families of the first Respettability. The Apparatus may be had of any size or form, 'according to the convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it is intended to (took for One that will stand in the compass of a square yard, will be found large enough to dress Vi'etuais for more than thirty people. The Price is moderate, and one-fourth of the Savings arising'from its use, will clear its first Cost in the course of one year. Orders rccived by JOHN SLATER, the Patentee, in Birmingham, and at No. 49, Rathbone-plaLe, Oxford-street, London. AN Al; I ICLE OF CoNIMERCE. To .GAS and ‘VEST-INDIA, AMI.ItICAN, and • RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. T• v. H of Nottingham, informs the Mer-' .J • -thants of England,.and Traders in general, that fat the Convenience of Sale, he 'has placed' his lUNIPLR'S ES- S ENC E of PPER hunrr and other Medicines in the hands ot Mess:s.. Shaw and Edwards, 65, St. Paul's Church,- >ant. • lUNIPER'S ESSENCE' of. PE. POF.RMINT is well known' as, a sate, etndual, and pleasant remedytlatu lencies,Gouiy and Cholicky pai•tis in the Stomach and Bowels, In..igeati I rysterics, Sea-Sickness, Nausea a tte n d a nt o n' l'ieguat,cy„ kelavaion, and Lassitude, arising front Atthos- Phetie Heat, want or Appetite, Injuries trout Inclement Weather, the Abuse' of Spirituous Liquors, anti in the Atfedions of the Stomach iind Bowels, so commonfo Infants— adApting the - dose to the urgency of the case, As a Fatuity Medicine, or for the Army or Nat), it will be fo.ind a valuable - Sold whoicii.dc and retail, by Messrs: Shaw and Edwards,. 66, St. vaill's Ch►!rch-card, tst►t none are genuine, exc-lit each bottle has I. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a Black Stamp._ In Stopper Bottles, zs. O.—and in Phials zs. 4d. and is. rid. GRAV 61, AN!) STONE. HICKMAN'S PILLS fur the GRAVEL and STUN E, arc a certain cure for that most painful and distressing complaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its'various forms, as ltinib.io, and excruciating pain in the bowels. - - , - Thi;Aisease is known to proceed from a faulty secretion in thekidneyS, connected with the weaknesses of their vessels. The use Of I lick man's Pills, by bracing these organs, restore the secretion of the urine to a heAlthy state, and prevents the farther production of that matter which forms stone and gra ver: lt is•froufsuccess in private practice, andat the strong recothmendation• of numbers who have been cured bl thew that the y are brought before the l'ublicrandexperience will c.,invi.nce every one of their unparalleled efficacy against this fatal diSorder. Sold ‘vli- , lesaie -and retail at Mr. Butler's 4 Cheapside, corner of l'ivertinster-row; utt, Royal Exchange; Clark, 259, Borough ; Allen, 76, ;Ord - street and most - Country Booksellers anal Medieine Venders, in poxes ; , at as. 9tl. . each. • . _ Ot whcniunay be had, Butler's Aromatic PeC.toral Lozenges, for imp rov i ng t h e voke,and fur coughs, cyltis, astnitiiis,ac. in Boxes, at ts. lid. each., SIXPENCE , - :PREACH E:4I4RS. . .. . . ~ .. • - PARIS, APRIL'..I..t .---His giijesty the King oT Naples set off for his states On the 18th. Accord ing to an article from Naples of t-he Gth. he was" expected there between the 25th and 30th inst. The marriage of the bia(4 soldiers is postpones to the sad. His Majesty the King of Rolland, in reply to the Addresses of his Council of State and Legislative Body, on the t 511) instant, said, thatnot withstanding the embarrassing circumstances in Which the State was, be felt a lively pleasure in seeing himself in the midst of his people ; that he had brought all his ' family about him, to strengthen still more the ties which united him to the,nation : and that he relied on the co-operation of the two first bodies of The State for re-establithing the publi, affairs, and ful filling the stipulations of the late 1 redly. His Ma jesty concluded with saying, that all grounds of complaint on the part of France being removed, be expected every support front ,his august brother, the - Emperor of the French, provided, azevertheliss, lhue no fresh subject; of'cOssatiipaion were given.. A letter from Genoa, of the date of the Nth, states, that the following three frigates arrived there on the Bth from Toulon,' viz . . L' melie , Penelope, and ../fdrienne r after a passage of five days. They each mount 44 guns, and their crews consist o f 520 to each ship. M.-Lucchesini, tbrmerly the PrusSian Ambassa dor, but now Chamberlain to the Grand Duchess of Tuscany, is arrived at Paris. In .the first ten days of this:month, upwards of 20,000 troops passed t - brough,Antwerp, on their march from Holland. A large cutter is building at Antwerp for the use of their Majesti e s, upon their visit to that The Command of ;t Writ be given to Vice-AdmirAl Missiessi, and his crew w• 11 sist of Captains in the-Imperial-,Navy. We learn byletters from Mudich, that, a consider- " able body of French troops has arrived in the South ern Tyrolifrom Italy. - It- is stated in the Dresden Journals, that besides Kotzebue's. Bee, the Government ititended also to prohibit , the circulation, and to prosecute the V-enders of 'a pamphlet written in German, under the title of " Consideraiions on the Peace ofVienna." VIENNA, A Fate s. —We are io expedation here, of great events, •or at least of great result's ; and . . every Courier Extraordizerry„ every Messenger • - who comes with dispatches, is supposed to have brought the intelligence %tibia excirea universal cu riosity. Yesterday evening a Messenger, attached to the Bavarian legation, wis stopped at the en trance of 'the ci'y by an immense crewd, - whO took tote for 111-1 E3tatotti: fi-uan Count Metternieh, and who addressed A number of questions to him respect ing the contents, of his dispatches ; 'but hitherto all our curiosity ',cis been unay.:iling, and we are. still in the same state of uncertainty. APRIL 7.—M. Praslin, Chamberlain to the Empe ror of France, arrived here yesterday with a letter from his Sovereign, and another from the Empress Maria Louisa, dated front- Compiegne and contain ing the most satisfa6tory intelligence. The affairs of Turkey are becoming more and . More .interesting. Prince- bagration has gone frorre . Bucharest.to . Rassowat e on the frontiers of Bulgaria, where he has established his head-quarters. He is making preparations for a general attack. In a map of the easterrt parts of Europe, published at St. Pe tersburgh„ some portions' of European Turkey are joined to Russia, without any. distinction of frontier. Aram B.—We hear from .Sernlin, that the Tusks, on'being informed that a ,Russian corps had passed the Danube at Ostrowa, and were advancing into , •Servia;hed put themselves in motion, from ail qear ters, to resist them. They are collecting their Inrces in the environs of Widdin and Nesse. Their military preparations are immense; and far surpass ing any thing of the kind that has been seen in Tur key for a length of time. They pretend, though it is certainly an exaggeration, that their army will, this campaign, consist of 500,00 U men. The Rus sians On the other hand, are bringing troeps, from the interior; and considerable- levies of recruits are going forward. The Settians are dissatisfied with their situation. Foimerly they complained of the yoke of the Turks; now they complain of the war (to which there ap peals fro end), of the numerous imposts they ,are obliged to pay, and of the despbtic tone of tlie chiefs of. the insurreaion. On this account, Czerny George, _net thinking himself safe on . his estees, resides almost constantly at Belgrade. Almost all the Servems wish to pass under the dominion of a neighbouring Prince, being tired of their present coectitien, and desirous of protection from a respect able power. From the report of tbree Professor; of Pest, Bent to. Hiingare to examine into the cause of -the earth quake of January last, it, appears that, the centre, from which the shocks were communicated, is in the environs of the mountain of Czoka.- At their departnre, the shocks, though feeble, were still perceptible. 'rhe number distioally felt between the i 4th of January and the 14th of February, was 1000. APRIL o.—We are assured, that the _intended joureey of the Emperor and the Archduke Charld . to,,Paris is postponed for the present. It is reported t hitt Prince Esterhaty, at preteht in Paris, ig charged , with a diplomatic mission. The niarntier of turloughs' granted is greater than at_anyfortner period e which affords an incontestible proof of the pacific views of our Government. • BERLIN, APRit, 4.—the French troops that were in Swedish Pomerania have marched to teintorce tfie gar isms in the fortresses on'the Oder: This mote‘ tnt. : •nt is the result of relations already known to the publiC:and has not proce-.-ded from an at rangerm nt, by which, as stated in a Parr publi-Md ta-t he St uth of Genii:v - Iy, the Prussian coasts were to be 01:‘- cupied by French troops. That piece of intellivcnoe Mrs. other ;~~\